HeyJaredUU Grass Valley On the Go!
Our hectic lives don't always allow us to take the full time needed to attend services on Sundays. Now, in addition to watching the video recordings, you can take the sermons with you on-the-go!We will post sermons and some supporting service elements that you can listen to…
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What Are We? (opens the original)
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Trying to explain Unitarian Universalism is enough of a challenge to warrant a class on writing your own UU Elevator Speech. More important than being able to describe to others what this tradition and community are about, is having our own sense of what we are. What we are now. Rev. Kevin with Lindsay Dunckel, Worship Associate
Awake at the Wheel (opens the original)
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Enneagram Series: Wisdom from numerous sacred and secular traditions teaches that each of us has in some important ways fallen asleep to our true nature, to our essential self, to who we really are. The key for each of us is to learn to notice the ways we keep ourselves asleep, to realize that so much of our habitual searching prevents us from getting what we truly seek, and to discover, with compassion, that the box we are in is of our own making. This is the first in a year-long series of serv
On a Role! (opens the original)
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Picking up on Deepa Iyer’s insights into human ecosystems, as well as our ongoing exploration of what Beloved Community requires, we celebrate the ways that having many different perspectives and roles among us, deepening our connections, and nurturing our relationships not only feed and grow our spirits, but also help us reach our common, values-centered goals. Goodness knows, the world needs all of it! Rev. Kevin Tarsa with Carol Nimick and Sarah Joy Blum, Worship Associates
Sustaining the Cacophony of Democracy (opens the original)
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Rooted in faith in the inherent worth and dignity of every person, Unitarian Universalists have long affirmed explicitly the right of conscience and the use of the democratic process within our congregations and in society at large. However, as Molly Ivans put it, “Democracy requires . . . a large tolerance for confusion and a secret relish for dissent.” Sigh. This Sunday we celebrate not only our aspiration but also our promise to give everyone a voice. Rev. Kevin with Gail Johnson Vaughan, Wor
Born and Reborn Again: us at 250 (opens the original)
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You want to feel celebratory about this year’s 250th anniversary of the nation’s founding, a founding nurtured by the ideas, values and writings of our religious ancestors, but it can be difficult to scrape up enthusiasm when the nation’s shortcomings are apparent and when so much that we value is in such deep jeopardy. You are invited to this birthday party both to celebrate and to be real.
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